Cities near Mostar

Mostar is a city of 104,518 inhabitants in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The most populous cities near Mostar within 100 km are Sarajevo, Zenica, Ilidža. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 43.3433° Longitude: 17.8081° Population: 104,518 Timezone: Europe/Sarajevo
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Nearby cities 17 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina 71.5 km 696,731
Zenica Bosnia and Herzegovina 95.8 km 164,423
Ilidža Bosnia and Herzegovina 67.5 km 71,277
Bugojno Bosnia and Herzegovina 84.4 km 41,378
Trebinje Bosnia and Herzegovina 82.6 km 33,178
Travnik Bosnia and Herzegovina 98.9 km 31,127
Dubrovnik Croatia 81.8 km 26,922
Visoko Bosnia and Herzegovina 77.7 km 17,890
Konjic Bosnia and Herzegovina 36.4 km 15,950
Foča Bosnia and Herzegovina 80.4 km 14,615
Metković Croatia 34.7 km 13,971
Bileća Bosnia and Herzegovina 72.4 km 13,257
Makarska Croatia 64.1 km 12,809
Kakanj Bosnia and Herzegovina 91.4 km 12,406
Livno Bosnia and Herzegovina 84.0 km 11,748
Prozor Bosnia and Herzegovina 55.6 km 10,349
Novi Travnik Bosnia and Herzegovina 92.9 km 10,006

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